§ Section 21(untitled)

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Use of Tables, Tents and
Mobile Shelters for Pre-election Campaigns in Public Outdoor
Areas
(1) A campaigner has the right to conduct the pre-election
campaign in public outdoor areas, regardless of ownership, to
place there tables and erect tents and portable shelters which do
not exceed dimensions determined by the local government by
informing in writing the relevant local government thereof at
least three days in advance, as well as by agreeing thereupon in
writing with the owner (possessor) of the relevant place. If the
only owner or all joint owners of the relevant place are a State
authority or an authority of derived public entities or a capital
company in which more than 50 per cent of capital shares (stocks)
belong to the State or derived public entity, agreement with the
owner (possessor) is not required.
(2) A local government which has received a written
notification from the campaigner referred to in Paragraph one of
this Section on the placing of tables, erecting of tents or
movable shelters for conducting the pre-election campaign shall,
upon a request by the campaigner, provide information on who is
the owner (possessor) of the relevant site.
(3) At least 120 days prior to an election day, a local
governments may determine those public outdoor areas where tables
may not be placed and tents and portable shelters may not be
erected and the time when tables may not be placed and tents and
portable shelters may not be erected. During the 120 day period
prior elections, local governments may determine additional
restrictions only in relation to previously unforeseen
events.
(4) The provisions of Paragraph one of this Section shall not
apply to cases where the tables placed and tents and portable
shelters erected themselves are used as election campaign
material. In such cases, the provisions of Section 22 of this Law
shall apply.
(5) The provisions of this Section shall not apply if the
campaigner organizes a public entertainment and festive event the
occurrence of which is governed by the Law on the Safety of
Public Entertainment and Festivity Events, or organizes a
meeting, procession or picket in conformity with the law On
Meetings, Processions and Pickets.

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